When: 12 November 2024 at 1:00 pm
This production for Ifield Sixth Form Performance saw choir members appear live from the Rochester, Gravesend AM, Rainham/Gillingham, Sittingbourne, West Malling & Gravesend PM choirs led by their choir leader Paul Gostling. Paul wants to say how proud of everyone they are. The performance was FREE.
We were performing inside. It was cloudy at the time of the gig. Some members made a day of it arriving hours before the performance and engaging in a little local retail therapy, additionally this concert featured members from a lot of local choirs and it took some time for the members to get into position in their harmony parts! Friends and relatives of the choir members filled the audience, creating an atmosphere of warmth and support. The choir performed songs from their recent repertoire such as ‘I Don’t Wanna Miss A Thing’ by Aerosmith together with ‘Flashdance…What A Feeling’ by Irene Cara. Beyond the music, this appearance had a noble cause and was in aid of None. Many thanks go to the prefects who were there on the day helping.
Performance location: LINK Centre, Block H, Entrance via Dering Way, North Kent College, Gravesend Campus satnav post code – DA12 2DP
Price: FREE
About the choir
The Rochester, Gravesend AM, Rainham/Gillingham, Sittingbourne, West Malling & Gravesend PM choirs are a huge part of their community. Vocal tutor Paul Gostling leads your local Rochester, Gravesend AM, Rainham/Gillingham, Sittingbourne, West Malling & Gravesend PM choirs.
Like what you see? You too can join the choir in Rochester, Gravesend AM, Rainham/Gillingham, Sittingbourne, West Malling & Gravesend PM or our other choirs across the whole of the UK to make new friends, have adventures and get involved in singing locally. Rock Choir is a winner of the Red Ribbon ‘Big Heart’ Award. and holds 1 former and 2 current Guinness World Records. The choir is also credited with single handedly starting the contemporary choir movement.
Here is a quote about our choir – ‘Rock Choir is great as it has given me the opportunity to sing again without the constraints of a formal choir. The pieces are broken down so you are able to learn them and you can also download songs to practise at home. Its a great way to release the stresess of life. Singing can help you to releases’ happy hormones’ which make you feel happy and you leave in a better state of mind. It has helped me through a difficult time. It is fun. The people are welcoming and friendly.’ – Angela (Rock Choir member)
Visit www.rockchoir.com/join to book your very own FREE taster session or email office@rockchoir.com to ask any question you like.
Or you can call us on 01252 714276
**STOP PRESS** The world’s largest contemporary choir, Rock Choir, is gearing up to release not one, but two sensational singles in the official charts as the nation begins its countdown to Christmas. Both tracks will be released on the 6th December.
The first single, ‘Hallelujah’, features the Creator of Rock Choir, Caroline Redman Lusher, as the soloist. Her powerhouse vocals are accompanied by the dynamic, harmonious vocals of over 6,000 Rock Choir members. The accompanying video showcases emotional and striking footage of more than 3,000 Rock Choir members across the UK, capturing the joy and emotion of being part of the nation’s favourite choir experience. This uplifting video is a heartfelt celebration of the life-changing and transformative power of Rock Choir. With Caroline as the beating heart of the incredible Rock Choir phenomenon, she continues her mission to encourage everyone—regardless of experience or musical knowledge—to sing, positively impacting their happiness, health, and well-being.
The second single is the festive classic ‘What Christmas Means to Me’ by Stevie Wonder. This energetic, upbeat track radiates contagious joy and festive spirit, perfectly embodying the essence of Rock Choir! While the two tracks contrast in style and presentation, they symbolise the key ingredients that make Rock Choir the largest, original, and leading choir experience in the country.
